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Phalanx fractures are some of the most common fractures occurring in humans. They are often noted to be in the more common of all upper extremity fractures and present with a long list of post-injury complications regardless of treatment, most commonly in relation to finger and hand function. Nonetheless, they generally heal well with either conservative or surgical treatment. Phalanx fractures are most often classified using a descriptive pattern noting location, angulation, and displacement. They are often divided in location to t
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